Buy the DIP, and HODL!

[Abbatty]

You need to be specific here, it is not every backup fund that you can use to buy bitcoin, you can use your reserved funds to buy, but never should you touch your emergency fund to buy the dip so that you don't leave your portfolio vulnerable. It is better you just maintain your consistency in periodic purchases and still buy the dip with your normal buying amounts than make the mistake of deploying your emergency funds to buy the dip, this is wrong because your emergency fund should only be used to solve real emergencies and buying dips is surely not an emergency.

Yes, I agree with you. People often use such funds to buy in DIP, which is the type of fund they should not use. One of these is emergency fund. It is important for every investor to have an emergency fund to keep every investment safe because an investor may need urgent money at any moment, if he does not have emergency fund, then long-term funds like Bitcoin are at risk and many times people need to sell Bitcoin at an untimely time to meet the emergency need. So I think it is better to buy in DCA method at regular intervals instead of using such funds.

A lot of people tend to mistake what both emergency funds and back up funds are actually made for, sometimes mismanagement with both funds can lead us to selling our investment unplanned.

Reserve fund is that fund that is set aside to boost our discretionary income and emergency funds, so it is used when we want to get aggressive with our investment. And when our emergency have been used we can take part of reserve funds to boost our emergency funds.

While emergency is basically used for emergency purposes, for unforeseen and impromptu circumstances.

For every successful investment both funds are important to build but mind you, don’t delay your investment because you want to build both funds.

[Primark]

How many people were able to invest when the market fall down below $60,000 and now it is above $63,000 and we don't know maybe this new week will allow the market to maintain close to $65,000.

It is being made practical for us to know and see why we should buy at every opportunity we see to invest in Bitcoin, because after every fall comes the rising, don't only join others that are discussing about Bitcoin, instead make decision to also invest by taking advantage of buying at the affordable time to hold using your preferred strategy.

You have based your argument on short-term price movements. $60k, $63, $65k. Bringing the discussion into price movements like this can create a misleading idea among new investors to buy quickly when they see a dip. Don't get me wrong, buying dips is not a problem in itself, but it should not be done on market speculation, fear, haste or in the hope of profit. The main thing should be discretionary income, emergency funds, cash flow, regular DCA and the ability to hold it for the long term.

[Fash33]

My assumption is that an overwhelming majority of normal bitcoin investors are ONLY investing their own money and not the money of other people.  One of the great things about bitcoin is that anyone is able to buy it and invest into it as long as they have discretionary funds.

i agree, We should invest using our own money, whether it's from our own hard-earned money, such as our income or salary,

I also agree with you that starting your Bitcoin investment journey with a borrowed money is a big mistake and should not be considered even though you have other means of repaying it back, because it comes with an unwanted pressure that shouldn't be necessary at the earliest stage of your investment, but the correction I just want to make concerning your write up I made bold is that, you should invest only from your discretionary income, which is the money that is left after all your basic needs have been met, not by investing with your salary as you proclaimed.

I agree with your correction, investing from discretionary income make more sense than investing from salary, because now. Not every part of someone salary is available for investment because you need to take care of basic expenses and responsibilities that must come first, what is left after you  taken care of necessities, that’s what should be considered for bitcoin investment, and again I strongly agree that starting bitcoin investment with borrowed money is not a better idea at all, my reason is that even if someone has source of income to repay that money, debt often creates unnecessary pressure which can later leads to emotional decisions, instead someone should focus on long run strategy, the person may become worried about repayment of the deadline.

Bitcoin investment works best when it done with money that can comfortably leave untouched for the long term, and using discretionary income allows person to invest consistently without putting financial stability at risk, in my opinion to build a strong financial foundation first and avoid debt is better and more sustainable way to start bitcoin investment works best for patience people.

[Bigjoe33]

How many people were able to invest when the market fall down below $60,000 and now it is above $63,000 and we don't know maybe this new week will allow the market to maintain close to $65,000.

It is being made practical for us to know and see why we should buy at every opportunity we see to invest in Bitcoin, because after every fall comes the rising, don't only join others that are discussing about Bitcoin, instead make decision to also invest by taking advantage of buying at the affordable time to hold using your preferred strategy.

You have based your argument on short-term price movements. $60k, $63, $65k. Bringing the discussion into price movements like this can create a misleading idea among new investors to buy quickly when they see a dip. Don't get me wrong, buying dips is not a problem in itself, but it should not be done on market speculation, fear, haste or in the hope of profit. The main thing should be discretionary income, emergency funds, cash flow, regular DCA and the ability to hold it for the long term.

Pegging your buying time to market falls isn't right at all and is not an investment mentality. Sure, dips are cool and we can buy from the DIP, but the big question should be..., am I prepared to buy this Dip? Do I have the financial strength to? Because stretching to buy from the DIP with a wrong funds speaks doom to your investment in the future. An investor who majors on DCA buys, consistently accumulating while building a nice block shade to protect his investment in the form of back up funds and creating funds that will allow him buy from the DIP in the future gradually will last longer in the market than those who rush to buy from the DIP without preparations

[Creeper0]

Pegging your buying time to market falls isn't right at all and is not an investment mentality. Sure, dips are cool and we can buy from the DIP, but the big question should be..., am I prepared to buy this Dip? Do I have the financial strength to? Because stretching to buy from the DIP with a wrong funds speaks doom to your investment in the future. An investor who majors on DCA buys, consistently accumulating while building a nice block shade to protect his investment in the form of back up funds and creating funds that will allow him buy from the DIP in the future gradually will last longer in the market than those who rush to buy from the DIP without preparations

It is important to maintain consistency rather than buying aggressively during dips, it is important to keep investment funds safe and it is important to balance investment activities with daily expenses. When the balance is faulty, it will affect the investment. So we have to think deeply about what we are doing and take every step with confidence.

It is not necessary to be aggressive in investment, if you do not have the ability to be aggressive in the dip market, then leave it. You will get this opportunity again and again if you can be active with long-term investment. Even this is not the last dip, you will find more dips and get the opportunity to buy aggressively. So always be ready to be aggressive in the dip market, when you find a dip, keep doing DCA aggressively as per your ability. Never go on a mission to open the lowest level to be aggressive, it is likely to fail.

[PhilosopherKing]

To be honest IMO anyone can choose when they want to be aggressive all that matters is that they are increasing their bitcoin stacks without over being too aggressive. Aslong you are a long term investor you shouldn’t focus on finding the right time or right entry because you are not a trader you are an investor.

You can be aggressive doing the dip with your usual dca time. While saving some extra funds as back up funds incase you are the type that also have interest in buying the dip , and you can even spread the back up funds while buying the dip .

Stop mixing things up man, buying the dip is different from DCa. If you buy when price is low then that one is buying the dip, just as it is in the name. And if person ongoingly buy without looking at whether the price is low or high, then that one is DCa. So how are they the same huh?

Buying aggressively when there is dip is just like a person trying to outwit the market, which is a impossible thing to do. The price of bitcoin is hard to predict, it may go down today and tomorrow it will just go up and up. And for any person that still have a low bitcoin stash, that person is just supposed to be ongoingly investing, instead of trying to outwit the market.

[KeenanEl19]

Pegging your buying time to market falls isn't right at all and is not an investment mentality. Sure, dips are cool and we can buy from the DIP, but the big question should be..., am I prepared to buy this Dip? Do I have the financial strength to? Because stretching to buy from the DIP with a wrong funds speaks doom to your investment in the future. An investor who majors on DCA buys, consistently accumulating while building a nice block shade to protect his investment in the form of back up funds and creating funds that will allow him buy from the DIP in the future gradually will last longer in the market than those who rush to buy from the DIP without preparations

Another question is when will prices drop? Even if it’s unlikely to happen in the long run and that might lead us to avoid investing altogether the right approach is to start when we’re fully prepared in every way, such as having a solid understanding of the market and a stable budget. While it’s certainly a good time to buy when prices drop, we can’t be sure when that will happen.

It’s better to do it as soon as possible rather than procrastinate on the other hand while there are things to consider, it seems this can be done simultaneously and it also serves as proof that we can manage our finances well.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

How many people were able to invest when the market fall down below $60,000 and now it is above $63,000 and we don't know maybe this new week will allow the market to maintain close to $65,000.

It is being made practical for us to know and see why we should buy at every opportunity we see to invest in Bitcoin, because after every fall comes the rising, don't only join others that are discussing about Bitcoin, instead make decision to also invest by taking advantage of buying at the affordable time to hold using your preferred strategy.

You have based your argument on short-term price movements. $60k, $63, $65k. Bringing the discussion into price movements like this can create a misleading idea among new investors to buy quickly when they see a dip. Don't get me wrong, buying dips is not a problem in itself, but it should not be done on market speculation, fear, haste or in the hope of profit. The main thing should be discretionary income, emergency funds, cash flow, regular DCA and the ability to hold it for the long term.

The key is to maintain long-term investment, consistent buying, consistent holding, and long-term belief. No short-term expectations, no hasty investments, nothing beyond your means. That's what responsible investing is, and that's what everyone should do. Prices will never move as we expect, they will always move with volatility, but despite this volatility, you have to keep yourself steady and maintain consistency in your investment.

[Proty]

To be honest IMO anyone can choose when they want to be aggressive all that matters is that they are increasing their bitcoin stacks without over being too aggressive. Aslong you are a long term investor you shouldn’t focus on finding the right time or right entry because you are not a trader you are an investor.

You can be aggressive doing the dip with your usual dca time. While saving some extra funds as back up funds incase you are the type that also have interest in buying the dip , and you can even spread the back up funds while buying the dip .

Stop mixing things up man, buying the dip is different from DCa. If you buy when price is low then that one is buying the dip, just as it is in the name. And if person ongoingly buy without looking at whether the price is low or high, then that one is DCa. So how are they the same huh?

Buying aggressively when there is dip is just like a person trying to outwit the market, which is a impossible thing to do. The price of bitcoin is hard to predict, it may go down today and tomorrow it will just go up and up. And for any person that still have a low bitcoin stash, that person is just supposed to be ongoingly investing, instead of trying to outwit the market.

Being aggressive during a dip can actually be planned for , an investor can be using some percentage of there discretionary income to be accumulating bitcoin using the DCA strategy while keeping the remaining percentage for buying during the dip . The investor can decide to be keeping like %60 of there discretionary income and then used it whenever a dip occurs.
As long as the investor is not timing the market or waiting for a desire dip, they are still ongoing with bitcoin accumulation using DCA strategy while still planning for a dip that may occur.

[Shineup]

Pegging your buying time to market falls isn't right at all and is not an investment mentality. Sure, dips are cool and we can buy from the DIP, but the big question should be..., am I prepared to buy this Dip? Do I have the financial strength to? Because stretching to buy from the DIP with a wrong funds speaks doom to your investment in the future. An investor who majors on DCA buys, consistently accumulating while building a nice block shade to protect his investment in the form of back up funds and creating funds that will allow him buy from the DIP in the future gradually will last longer in the market than those who rush to buy from the DIP without preparations

Another question is when will prices drop? Even if it’s unlikely to happen in the long run and that might lead us to avoid investing altogether the right approach is to start when we’re fully prepared in every way, such as having a solid understanding of the market and a stable budget. While it’s certainly a good time to buy when prices drop, we can’t be sure when that will happen.

It’s better to do it as soon as possible rather than procrastinate on the other hand while there are things to consider, it seems this can be done simultaneously and it also serves as proof that we can manage our finances well.

I don't think one must consider getting a full preparation of everything, everything must not be perfect first if we believe that the learning process is a continuous process including understanding the market and that of your budgets and much more can be learnt when you have already taken the bold step of getting involve in the market, starting right away with the DCA when there is an available discretionary income is of the best approach as you don't need to be fully prepared and get everything perfectly first while you learn other things on your way up.

To be honest IMO anyone can choose when they want to be aggressive all that matters is that they are increasing their bitcoin stacks without over being too aggressive. Aslong you are a long term investor you shouldn’t focus on finding the right time or right entry because you are not a trader you are an investor.

You can be aggressive doing the dip with your usual dca time. While saving some extra funds as back up funds incase you are the type that also have interest in buying the dip , and you can even spread the back up funds while buying the dip .

Stop mixing things up man, buying the dip is different from DCa. If you buy when price is low then that one is buying the dip, just as it is in the name. And if person ongoingly buy without looking at whether the price is low or high, then that one is DCa. So how are they the same huh?

Buying aggressively when there is dip is just like a person trying to outwit the market, which is a impossible thing to do. The price of bitcoin is hard to predict, it may go down today and tomorrow it will just go up and up. And for any person that still have a low bitcoin stash, that person is just supposed to be ongoingly investing, instead of trying to outwit the market.

Being aggressive during a dip can actually be planned for , an investor can be using some percentage of there discretionary income to be accumulating bitcoin using the DCA strategy while keeping the remaining percentage for buying during the dip . The investor can decide to be keeping like %60 of there discretionary income and then used it whenever a dip occurs.
As long as the investor is not timing the market or waiting for a desire dip, they are still ongoing with bitcoin accumulation using DCA strategy while still planning for a dip that may occur.

We should as well have it in mind that saving up or keeping a certain percentage of discretionary income for buying the dip can come or attract lot of challenges compared to buying consistentntly with that money using your DCA, this is because you may likely not as much btc as may have gotten let's assume that BTC goes up more than down.

[ejikeme24]

We should as well have it in mind that saving up or keeping a certain percentage of discretionary income for buying the dip can come or attract lot of challenges compared to buying consistentntly with that money using your DCA, this is because you may likely not as much btc as may have gotten let's assume that BTC goes up more than down.

You don't necessarily need to save up or keep some percentage for buying the dip, doing that is more like waiting to "buy the dip" the only difference is that you are accumulating little by little but you are no longer going with that fixed amount you planned to be using every week of purchase, for me I think doing that is like a waste of time because we are not sure when dip will happen so it's unwise to start saving money for something you're not sure of happening instead of concentrating on the one you're sure of, in the process of doing that you would definitely get to that point, then you will know what to do. But since the dip is not around the corner it's advised to focus on your regular buying of bitcoin because a Bird at hand is worth more than millons at the Bush I guess we know what that means.

[MorganaX]

To be honest IMO anyone can choose when they want to be aggressive all that matters is that they are increasing their bitcoin stacks without over being too aggressive. Aslong you are a long term investor you shouldn’t focus on finding the right time or right entry because you are not a trader you are an investor.

You can be aggressive doing the dip with your usual dca time. While saving some extra funds as back up funds incase you are the type that also have interest in buying the dip , and you can even spread the back up funds while buying the dip .

Stop mixing things up man, buying the dip is different from DCa. If you buy when price is low then that one is buying the dip, just as it is in the name. And if person ongoingly buy without looking at whether the price is low or high, then that one is DCa. So how are they the same huh?

Buying aggressively when there is dip is just like a person trying to outwit the market, which is a impossible thing to do. The price of bitcoin is hard to predict, it may go down today and tomorrow it will just go up and up. And for any person that still have a low bitcoin stash, that person is just supposed to be ongoingly investing, instead of trying to outwit the market.

Being aggressive during a dip can actually be planned for , an investor can be using some percentage of there discretionary income to be accumulating bitcoin using the DCA strategy while keeping the remaining percentage for buying during the dip . The investor can decide to be keeping like %60 of there discretionary income and then used it whenever a dip occurs.
As long as the investor is not timing the market or waiting for a desire dip, they are still ongoing with bitcoin accumulation using DCA strategy while still planning for a dip that may occur.

Buying the dip is an advantage that every investor who intends on holding his Bitcoin for long ought to enjoy but it's not something you just sit around and wait for because it would cost you so many opportunities that you would miss out when you get to just sit and wait on the dip rather you set up a plan that would actually benefit you in the aspect of continual steady DCA purchase and also the ability to buy this deep when the opportunity presents itself since it will help boost the value of your Bitcoin holdings in the aspect buying the DIP because when the price starts to appreciate the value of that purchase Bitcoin rises too. Anyone who intends to just sit around without buying till the dip presents itself is simply just procrastinating and this isn't good because the actual price he might have set for entry point into buying Bitcoin might actually not come to realization since Bitcoin is a volatile and versatile asset that is unpredictable with its market price so he can actually just sit around and miss so many opportunities to gather as much as he would have gathered rather than just waiting patiently for his entry point target 🎯.

[Agbam]

Buying the dip might sound like a good idea but it’s not something an investor should wait for. If you’re already accumulating bitcoin gradually and consistently and a dip occurs it becomes an opportunity for you to buy cheaper and possibly go aggressive but if you’re not already investing because you’re waiting for a dip that’s a wrong move.

People who only buy bitcoin during the dip are mostly traders, there’s no two way about it because they are going to sell once price recovers and pumps.

There's no such thing as waiting for the price to drop when buying BTC. A great investor focuses solely on accumulating BTC and holding it for the long term. Certainly, some people buy BTC when the price drops. This could be considered a coincidence, as it happens during a bearish market, and it could be considered a bonus for those who buy BTC when the price drops. Of course, people who wait for BTC to drop before buying are usually traders, as they always sell BTC when it rises and assume they've already made a profit.

Sometimes I wonder how some of you think and how you read some comments here. What do you mean there’s no such thing as waiting for the price to drop when buying BTC. Do you mean you’ve never heard, people do wait for the dip? If you’ve not seen one.

Even windfury talks about how he prioritises buying the dip to other strategies, people plan for it, people wait for a dip to happen before they can buy not just coincidentally. Though wrong but you have to know people actually do it, you can’t be that dumb or naive to think it’s just coincidence.

However, everyone has different approaches to acquiring Bitcoin and holding it for the long term. Some buy BTC when the price drops, while others don't. In my opinion, the decision is up to each individual. The ones who make mistakes, in my opinion, are those who lose when investing in BTC because they panic-sell when the price drops or are impatient in holding BTC for the long term, which sometimes results in not maximizing profits. In reality, I think many people are unable to hold BTC for the long term, tempted by the prospect of small profits. and in my experience, temptation sometimes comes in the form of small profits such as btc when creating a new ath.

Man why are you contradicting yourself in the same post, you said there’s no such thing as waiting for the price to drop when buying BTC now you’re saying some buy when price drops while others don’t.
Man Make me understand you.

[MissNonFall9]

As the name suggests “emergency fund” means that it can only be used for urgent situations that require funds quickly and that we cannot predict, so it cannot be used for investment purposes even if the price has dropped dramatically.
 
It is okay to be aggressive with the investment but it still has to be measured, and it is much better to make a new budgeting fund, which is a fund to take advantage of bearish moments like now, if you have a cash surplus every month, but if not, don't be forced and stick to the initial strategy of buying DCA.

A systematic plan is needed to start investing in Bitcoin. An investor's investment can be small, there is no problem in that. However it is very important to plan for the investor's investment in Bitcoin to be consistent and not to stop or withdraw the investment in the middle of the investment. If there is any disruption in this plan, long term investors in Bitcoin can face major losses.

Therefore, I think that consistent and small steps are much more important than being aggressive in investing in Bitcoin. For example, investing a small amount, but maintaining its consistency which is possible through the DCA method.

However since our investment has to be made from discretionary income, I think it is better to increase the investment amount as the discretionary income increases. Again- it is necessary to have an emergency fund to protect the investment. An emergency fund helps us deal with any unexpected situation and helps us keep the investment consistent and uninterrupted, which is very important.

[SPIDERMAN008]

We should as well have it in mind that saving up or keeping a certain percentage of discretionary income for buying the dip can come or attract lot of challenges compared to buying consistentntly with that money using your DCA, this is because you may likely not as much btc as may have gotten let's assume that BTC goes up more than down.

You don't necessarily need to save up or keep some percentage for buying the dip, doing that is more like waiting to buying the dip the only difference is that you are accumulating little by little but you are no longer going with that fixed amount you planned to be using every week of purchase, for me I think doing that is like a waste of time because we are not sure when dip will happen so it's unwise to start saving money for something you're not sure of happening instead of concentrating on the one you're sure of, in the process of doing that you would definitely get to that point, then you will know what to do. But since the dip is not around the corner it's advised to focus on your regular buying of bitcoin because a Bird at hand is worth more than millons at the Bush I guess we know what that means.

You have said a lot of important things. In fact, waiting for a dip to invest in Bitcoin or saving money by reducing DCA a little and investing when a dip comes in the future will actually be like saving money for an uncertain matter. While investing in Bitcoin, it is very important to continue DCA regularly according to the long time mindset. Maintaining consistency leads a long-time investor to success. The more patiently and consistently one invests in Bitcoin, the more likely it is to succeed. And the thought of buying at a low price is also like a trading mentality, which make problem regular DCA. Therefore, instead of thinking of buying at a dip, one should focus on DCA regularly and consistently.

[alankasman]

A systematic plan is needed to start investing in Bitcoin. An investor's investment can be small, there is no problem in that. However it is very important to plan for the investor's investment in Bitcoin to be consistent and not to stop or withdraw the investment in the middle of the investment. If there is any disruption in this plan, long term investors in Bitcoin can face major losses.

Planning is part of our journey in determining what we're going to do. Without a plan we'll lack focus and concentration in any activity not necessarily investing. Everything else, including investing must begin with proper planning so that our desired goals are more focused and driven by our passion. Therefore investing doesn't have to be a large amount. However anyone who has a plan will certainly invest a small amount which will grow to a large amount over time. When we invest we always prioritize consistency. Therefore large or small amounts don't matter because it depends on who is doing it. It's certain that by following a plan even a small amount will continue to increase over time. Moreover if we consistently and patiently increase our investment based on the plan the results will eventually meet our expectations, as we planned.

Therefore, I think that consistent and small steps are much more important than being aggressive in investing in Bitcoin. For example, investing a small amount, but maintaining its consistency which is possible through the DCA method.

It is true because these important things can only be done consistently by those who think about the steps for the future even with a small amount but they are always there and carry out a consistent attitude rather than with a large amount but doing something with a very aggressive pattern so that they always fail in investing because their only mistake is that they lack a little attitude in having consistency so that when making a purchase they will experience difficulties this is because they rarely use the DCA pattern or method which is a very good method at this time and many people use it now every time they want to accumulate according to the amount, whether it is a small or large amount.

[Tonimez]

We should as well have it in mind that saving up or keeping a certain percentage of discretionary income for buying the dip can come or attract lot of challenges compared to buying consistentntly with that money using your DCA, this is because you may likely not as much btc as may have gotten let's assume that BTC goes up more than down.

You don't necessarily need to save up or keep some percentage for buying the dip, doing that is more like waiting to buying the dip the only difference is that you are accumulating little by little but you are no longer going with that fixed amount you planned to be using every week of purchase, for me I think doing that is like a waste of time because we are not sure when dip will happen so it's unwise to start saving money for something you're not sure of happening instead of concentrating on the one you're sure of, in the process of doing that you would definitely get to that point, then you will know what to do. But since the dip is not around the corner it's advised to focus on your regular buying of bitcoin because a Bird at hand is worth more than millons at the Bush I guess we know what that means.

You have said a lot of important things. In fact, waiting for a dip to invest in Bitcoin or saving money by reducing DCA a little and investing when a dip comes in the future will actually be like saving money for an uncertain matter. While investing in Bitcoin, it is very important to continue DCA regularly according to the long time mindset. Maintaining consistency leads a long-time investor to success. The more patiently and consistently one invests in Bitcoin, the more likely it is to succeed. And the thought of buying at a low price is also like a trading mentality, which make problem regular DCA. Therefore, instead of thinking of buying at a dip, one should focus on DCA regularly and consistently.

In as much as it is wrong to wait for dips, it is also not a bad Idea buying dips but this must not affect our regular budget for DCA. One can still build his reserved funds alongside his bitcoin accumulation. There are buying opportunities that could present itself up which an investor may want to benefit from and accumulate his bitcoin aggressively but he cannot do it by waiting or reducing his DCA allocation. The best he can do is to use his reserved funds to buy dips if he cares so much about the dips.

Another way somewhere can buy dips without affecting his regular DCA allocation is by increasing his Discretionary income which is best done by having an alternative source of income. It is easier to sustain your DCA and also buy dips when you have an additional source of income because it gives you an edge over market uncertainties too.

[johnsaributua]

A systematic plan is needed to start investing in Bitcoin. An investor's investment can be small, there is no problem in that. However it is very important to plan for the investor's investment in Bitcoin to be consistent and not to stop or withdraw the investment in the middle of the investment. If there is any disruption in this plan, long term investors in Bitcoin can face major losses.

Before starting an investment planning is essential. Without a plan any investment may not be fully realized. A sense of responsibility is crucial. A sense of responsibility ensures that the investment is carried out according to plan.

The amount of investment is not something that must be big or small but what is really needed by someone in starting an investment is just having an intention because someone who already has the intention to start investing things regarding the amount can be done in the back whether it is a large or small amount and one more thing is consistency which is also needed by those who invest because someone who invests a large amount but has a disciplined attitude in controlling what is done on the investment is not consistent so this will be a problem that will be faced by that person because they invest without having a consistent attitude in maintaining it so for me in investing there are only two things that are really needed by someone who wants to start the first intention to start without thinking about the large or small amount and one more consistency in doing to protect what we have done with the aim of getting maximum results in investing in Bitcoin which will be our asset for the future.

[Solokan]

How many people were able to invest when the market fall down below $60,000 and now it is above $63,000 and we don't know maybe this new week will allow the market to maintain close to $65,000.

It is being made practical for us to know and see why we should buy at every opportunity we see to invest in Bitcoin, because after every fall comes the rising, don't only join others that are discussing about Bitcoin, instead make decision to also invest by taking advantage of buying at the affordable time to hold using your preferred strategy.

In my opinion, buying BTC at any time is a good opportunity if the goal is long-term investment. Of course, why wait and determine the price when buying BTC? In my opinion, it looks like trading, waiting for the price to enter.

So, in my opinion, if you have a long-term investment goal in BTC, it's better to focus on accumulating BTC. Of course, there are various techniques, but in my personal experience, the DCA technique is the most comfortable. And of course, you have to be strong enough to resist temptation when holding BTC for the long term.

[Barikui1]

In as much as it is wrong to wait for dips, it is also not a bad Idea buying dips but this must not affect our regular budget for DCA. One can still build his reserved funds alongside his bitcoin accumulation. There are buying opportunities that could present itself up which an investor may want to benefit from and accumulate his bitcoin aggressively but he cannot do it by waiting or reducing his DCA allocation.

Yes I agree with you here, their is no time buying the dip has been a problem, because left for me, it's a practice that hasting the growth of your bitcoin portfolio, since you will be buying a large unit of Bitcoin at a discount rate. The only problem about buying the dip is waiting for it, because by waiting you may miss a whole lot of buying opportunities, that would have been used to buy and accumulate a huge stash of Bitcoin during those period of waiting, so it's better that you buy and accumulate it consistently, through the dca accumulating strategy, then when the dip finally comes, you may decide to buy aggressively then with your reserve funds if you already have it in place, but waiting for it before buying is a massive red flag.